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Dr. A. Heller's card lists aromatherapy, laser hair removal, chicken rentals, and carnival rides as well as announcing his status as a "weapons designer, inventor, innovator, world changer."

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Posted by unicornwhisperer (Member # 294) on :
 
Oooh! Cool.

OK now you get to ask a question.

Edit: Although I wonder if the author of the webpage just didn't understand the meaning of rented chicken.

[ April 11, 2005, 09:37 PM: Message edited by: unicornwhisperer ]
 

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Posted by unicornwhisperer (Member # 294) on :
 
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Posted by HesterGray (Member # 7384) on :
 
Oh, wait, I ask a question? I didn't know I'd answered your question thoroughly enough. But here's a question anyway:

In The Incredibles, near the beginning, Helen is giving baby Jack-Jack a bath in the sink. She tells Bob on the phone that she has to go pick up the kids from school. When we see her next, she walks into the principal's office to talk about Dash's disruptive behavior. Jack-Jack isn't with her. Then, she's driving the station wagon with Dash in the passenger seat and Jack-Jack in the back. So my question is, where was Jack-Jack when she went in to talk to the principal? Surely she didn't leave him in the car!
 

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Posted by unicornwhisperer (Member # 294) on :
 
LOL
I totally was wondering the same thing. Of course back then it probably wasn't against the law to leave your baby in the car but it still is iresponsible. I wonder if the animators totally overlooked it.
 

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Posted by HesterGray (Member # 7384) on :
 
Plus, Helen is a very responsible parent. She was really upset when the two older kids stowed away on the plane and thought they left the baby alone.

My sister said that she left Jack-Jack with the secretary. This is possible. Maybe she walked in with the baby, got to chatting with the secretary, said she had to go in to talk to the principal, and the secretary offered to look after Jack-Jack while Helen was in the office.

Why is no one else participating in this super fun discussion? Doesn't anyone else wonder about these kinds of things?
 

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Posted by whiskysunrise (Member # 6819) on :
 
I wondered about that too. The only thing I could come up with was she left the baby with the secretary. That's my vote.
 

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Posted by Book (Member # 5500) on :
 
Being that the baby has God-like powers, I don't sweat over it.
 

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Posted by whiskysunrise (Member # 6819) on :
 
At that point we don't know that.
 

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Posted by unicornwhisperer (Member # 294) on :
 
I vote on the secretary answer too.
Yeah how come no one is participating in this topic? I think they see that I'm the starter and say "oh no not her! I'm not going to bother clicking on this topic!"

Next question
 

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Posted by HesterGray (Member # 7384) on :
 
I know I have more, and if I ever remember them, I know where to ask.
 

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Posted by Belle (Member # 2314) on :
 
In Finding Nemo, the sharks that were no longer eating fish - did anyone else wonder just what exactly they were eating? I mean, did they take up munching on kelp?
 

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Posted by HesterGray (Member # 7384) on :
 
Maybe they ate dolphins! Because, you know, they were making fun of them and stuff.

I just assume that they became vegetarians, eating seaweed and plants. Or maybe the occasional human.
 

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Posted by T_Smith (Member # 3734) on :
 
I pretty much assumed that there was a starbucks under the sea, and that they lived off of coffee and pound cake, and the occassional salad.
 

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Posted by HesterGray (Member # 7384) on :
 
Ooh, a Starbucks under the sea! It sounds like a theme restaurant. Coffee shop.
 

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Posted by Jhai (Member # 5633) on :
 
Sticking with the cartoon theme, how did Timon, Pumbaa, and Nala catch up with Simba so quickly? I'm refering to point in the movie where Simba returns to claim his birthright; he sets out in the night, and runs all day, and the others leave the next morning...

Is Simba just a bad marathoner?

edit: birthRIGHT, not birthrate...although I do suppose having Simba back would push up the birthrate a bit.

[ April 14, 2005, 03:26 PM: Message edited by: Jhai ]
 

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Posted by T_Smith (Member # 3734) on :
 
Simba didn't have a chick with him and got lost. Where he would normally have given into a "stop and ask for directions" nag from Nala, he just continued on his path, losing very valuable time.
 

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Posted by unicornwhisperer (Member # 294) on :
 

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Simba didn't have a chick with him and got lost. Where he would normally have given into a "stop and ask for directions" nag from Nala, he just continued on his path, losing very valuable time.

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That's brilliant! It is a fact that he had been away so long that he didn't remember how to get back AND I'm sure he was too occupied to notice where he was going when he was a cub.

As for the sharks I think they were vegetarians and eat kelp... and maybe food humans throw overboard.

[ April 13, 2005, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: unicornwhisperer ]
 

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Posted by T_Smith (Member # 3734) on :
 
Except tuna sandwiches.
 

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Posted by Fyfe (Member # 937) on :
 
In the credits for When Harry Met Sally, there is an anomaly. Although Helen and Ira are on screen for the exact same amount of time (at the exact same time), they are not listed consecutively. It's Helen, Waiter at Wedding, and THEN Ira. What is with this? I don't get it! Why in God's name would Waiter at Wedding be listed between Helen and Ira?

Jen
 

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Posted by unicornwhisperer (Member # 294) on :
 
I just think they messed up on that.. but that's just me.
This has nothing to do with the plot of the movie. Oh well..
 

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Except tuna sandwiches.

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Lilo, why are you late???
 

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